Quote Originally Posted by Resident Loser
...an astrophysicist named Henry Gale...and it was Dorothy's uncle's name, not the 'zardoz's...the old hob-nobber was Professor Marvel...

Given Locke's position and the fact that one of the doors' pins or spikes was embedded in his leg, I doubt he would have been in any position to provide the strength or leverage to raise it...

Who was the food drop for? Them or the others? Done with a glider?

Maybe Fake Henry didn't do anything...Wasn't it dark at that point? I mean those older CRT screens with few illuminated characters and a black or green background don't provide a lot of ambient lighting to really see the keyboard...add to that the panic factor...perhaps since the food drop and the door drop may have been connected, the test subjects would have been unable to enter the code and there is an auto reset for such an eventuality...all the PA noise and flashing lights might be a Dharma red herring to cover the fact, causing the occupants to surmise all the fireworks essentially re-booted the systems, to think no further, to simply count their lucky stars and to follow their directive re: code entry...of course that raises the question as to why it would be necessary to keep volunteers to the project in the dark, as it were, during a scheduled drop. That doesn't make sense...if you are of a mind to re-supply, shouldn't someone on the island have an idea of where to find the delivery?

Was the plane shot down? Was it hit by a supply delivery rocket? Is it all Fed-ex's fault?

jimHJJ(...will Hurley hurl from the rocks?...)
Is Forest Gump somewhere on the island?